Recent Swedish visitor Anna Palmquist spent a few weeks shadowing information systems lecturer Mike Gregory and was impressed with the potential for on-line video snippets to enhance face to face teaching.

Face to face teaching is the standard at the University of Borås, where Anna takes her informatics students beyond programming to consider human factors through systems theory, to work hands-on alongside companies in program project development, to take a change management perspective, and to use analysis and design skills.

A Rockhampton family is reaping the benefits of a unique university program and there'll be downstream advantages for younger students coming through the system..

CQUniversity recently established an Environmental Sustainability Committee and has joined the national body, Australasian Campuses Towards Sustainability (ACTS)..

Learning to put herself first was the hard lesson to learn for new CQUniversity graduate Natalie Wright.

Natalie recently graduated with a Bachelor of Learning Management (Secondary) degree knowing that the "long, hard four years" was worth every minute.

CQUniversity is co-presenting a conference on Sustainable Development in Resource-Intensive Regions, which will explore economic opportunities and their social impact in regional Australia.

This event is likely to be of interest to industry, mining and resource sector representatives as well as union leaders, academics and researchers focused on the social impacts of mining and resource economics.

CQUniversity Mackay is set to host a Drink Rite program, designed by the Queensland Police Service to promote a responsible attitude towards alcohol consumption and drink driving.

The Drink Rite event will be held at the Central Queensland Conservatorium of Music (CQCM) on campus this Friday evening (June 10, 6pm-8pm).

A guitar concert by new Dean Matthew Marshall had the bonus of providing an outlet for the newly-formed CQ Strings, a talented group of musicians from Rockhampton Region.

Matthew is an internationally acclaimed guitarist who has arrived at CQUniversity as Dean of the School of Creative and Performing Arts.

CQUniversity learning management students from the Wide Bay region recently volunteered to facilitate science activities for the annual Woongarra State School Under 8's Day recently.

Lecturer Dr Rosie Thrupp says there's a two-way partnership between the University and local schools which enables this kind of activity.

Staff of CQUniversity‟s School of Nursing and Midwifery have made a significant contribution to the new three-volume text: Medical-Surgical Nursing.

Associate Professors Lorna Moxham, Kerry Reid-Searl and Trudy Dwyer formed a major part of the editorial team.